BIO

Alison grew up in the entertainment industry as a child actor, appearing in print ads, commercials, TV, film, and professional theatre from age 6. By her teen years, she was working between Orlando, Nashville, and LA pursuing film and TV as well as commercial music as an artist/songwriter working alongside members of the Grammy Awards’ executive board.

She’s trained in Meisner, scene study and script analysis, on-camera and audition technique, cold reading, and dramatic improv. Special skills include: dramatic improv, American Southern, British, Irish, and Scottish dialects, singing (SLS), stunt work (hand-to-hand combat and wire work), horseback riding, and firearms.

After a 6 year hiatus to pursue her university degree, Alison returned to acting as an adult, and has been based out of Atlanta and NYC since 2018. Most recently, Alison starred as a series regular in the Tubi Original limited series Mo’ Waffles. Alison has also appeared in Season 2 of The Wonder Years on ABC, Bride Hard (opposite Rebel Wilson), Lick (Passionflix) and Popular Theory, (Apple TV). She is a 2025 recipient of the Atlanta Mayor’s Office of Cultural Affairs’ Emerging Artist Award for her work as the showrunner and series lead of 10-episode WW2 audio drama Wicked Dames (Spotify/Apple/Amazon).

Alison’s primary branding statement in real life and on screen is, “a flower made of razor blades” as she thrives playing walking contradictions who are much more than they appear to be on the surface. Alison is passionate about bringing grounded, layered, deeply impactful stories and complex characters to life and exploring the shades of gray in the human experience. When she’s not acting, she’s writing fantasy and rom-com novels alongside her favorite assistant, her rescue dog, Moose.